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Well it definitely allows a quid! Don't see why not but I'm not testing it out.winkowinko said:
Would it allow you to pull £1500 in one go like Moneybox does?10_66 said:
If you have a PayPal account you can use that for the DD.winkowinko said:Besides Moneybox, is there any other way of paying yourself the cashback?
I don't have Moneybox, and I'm not sure I CBA to open one for the sake of £30. Are there any other simple alternatives?
Also, if I do decide to go down the Moneybox route, what type of account would I need. Would a Simple Saver suffice?0 -
Can't be that hard if I managed it - I did use the web interface (find their app annoying since it insists on Auth code on every login and it's different enough to be irritating) there's a step-by-step in their help pages..s71hj said:
How do you set dd up in PayPal? I thought I remembered it was easy but now I can't work it out!flaneurs_lobster said:
That's useful, just set that up (JIC). Wish I'd known before beggaring about with Moneybox.10_66 said:
If you have a PayPal account you can use that for the DD.winkowinko said:Besides Moneybox, is there any other way of paying yourself the cashback?
I don't have Moneybox, and I'm not sure I CBA to open one for the sake of £30. Are there any other simple alternatives?
Also, if I do decide to go down the Moneybox route, what type of account would I need. Would a Simple Saver suffice?0 -
Yes, I did this in January for the full £1,500. There are two options (in the payments part in PayPal), and for the DD to work you select the one that it mentions will take a few days (sorry, I'm not able to log in at present to see what that option's called), rather than the transfer that would be immediate.flaneurs_lobster said:
Well it definitely allows a quid! Don't see why not but I'm not testing it out.winkowinko said:
Would it allow you to pull £1500 in one go like Moneybox does?10_66 said:
If you have a PayPal account you can use that for the DD.winkowinko said:Besides Moneybox, is there any other way of paying yourself the cashback?
I don't have Moneybox, and I'm not sure I CBA to open one for the sake of £30. Are there any other simple alternatives?
Also, if I do decide to go down the Moneybox route, what type of account would I need. Would a Simple Saver suffice?0
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